Network Share Auto mount Issue

[Jon Hill]

1. I'm trying to mount my NAS folder share (Video). I've configured it as follows but there's no option for username or password, do I just create the appropriate folders and add the username and password or not?​
   I've also found the log with the error being ​
   mount -o soft 192.168.1.200://Video /media/Video
   mount: RPC: Unable to receive; errno = Connection refused
   Mount failed...
   umount: can't forcibly umount /media/Video: Invalid argument​

   
   Any help would be much appreciated?
   
   Thanks
   
   Jon
   
   media /My Video /[ModSettings] /nfs /TV (24.0KiB)
   [parent directory]
   

   

   folder=_Video (4.0KiB)
   

   

   host=192_168_1_200 (4.0KiB)
   

   

   mac=ABABABABABAB (only needed for wakeUp) (4.0KiB)
   

   

   shareFolder=off (4.0KiB)
   

   

   wakeUp=off (4.0KiB) ​
   ​
   ​
   mount -o soft 192.168.1.200://Video /media/Video
   mount: RPC: Unable to receive; errno = Connection refused
   Mount failed...
   umount: can't forcibly umount /media/Video: Invalid argument ​
   J​

 

[Drutt]

My understanding is that nfs doesn't have the concept of a user and password (unlike smb). Access is controlled on an ip basis by the host, so I suspect you need to make sure the humax's ip address is explicitly enabled or in the ip range on the server. I don't know how this is set up on your NAS, but if you have low level access it involved editing
/etc/exports, /etc/hosts.allow, and /etc/hosts.deny
Alternatively if your NAS can do smb filesharing rather than nfs that could be worth a go.
Hope that helps...